> I do know Logic. It's a well respected DAW and some musicians do buy a Mac just to be able to use Logic. I think you just hit on the test Apple has historica

> I do know Logic. It's a well respected DAW and some musicians do buy a Mac just to be able to use Logic. I think you just hit on the test Apple has historically used to decide which pro software to continue developing and which to discontinue. Logic and Final Cut are both decades-old industry standards that demonstrably sell Mac hardware. Aperture, though? It was too new to have the installed base of either. It debuted around the same time as Lightroom, and as competitive as it may have been, I have a hard time imagining a Windows user in the 2000s specifically eyeing it as a reason to switch to Mac.